Having a difficult time thinking of a gift for your groom? Something personal, something different? What about a book of boudoir photos? The art of boudoir photography has been around for a long time. But it's back in style in a big way.While we were at the bridal bazaar, we saw some examples of beautiful photos. At Woman Captured, the entire crew is female. You can feel comfortable getting whatever type of photos you think your groom will enjoy. The photos range from tasteful and playful to downright risqué and sexy.
Want to keep it a surprise? They can help you with that, too!
Check for a photographer in your area if you'd like to try some boudoir photos. And check back soon for an interview with a boudoir photographer to find out more about the process!
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Let's face it - the unity candle can be a beautiful part of your ceremony. But sometimes, it can feel outdated. Or maybe even slightly dangerous, what with the open flame and all. And it's a one-trick pony. If you have children and want to involve them, you probably won't hand them a candle. Not to mention it's difficult for two people to light a candle, much less more.

If you are planning your wedding without the restraint of a budget, the sky really is the limit when it comes to what gifts to buy for your bridesmaids. A few things to choose from when it comes to spoiling your favorite women include the dress they will wear in your ceremony, travel accommodations to the wedding (flight, hotel) or a day at a local spa (pedicure, manicure, facial -- the works!). 
A sweet idea for decorating your reception venue are these great hanging hearts from
If you're tying the knot in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, you'll need a special place to host friends and family for your rehearsal dinner. Try
If you are planning a "Roaring 20s" wedding, your reception is likely to be one funky (and fun!) party with groovy jazz playing and bridesmaids donning flashy, flapper-like outfits. In order to stay true to the heart of the era when Art Deco peaked and culture came roaring back to America you will want to find an invitation to send that looks and feels authentic.
Whether you are traveling to Paris for your nuptials or to Fiji for your honeymoon -- heck, even just a short trip to Toronto -- you will need a passport. Since the entire process of getting your passport -- standing in line in the post office, forking over a check for that much money, waiting a ridiculous amount of time to receive the thing -- you deserve to enjoy looking at it for the next ten-odd years.
A whimsical way to add personality to your wedding bouquet, and very simple to do. Any bouquet with ribbons as accents can be used -- and any bouquet can have ribbons, if you request it! You can get your florist to do this, or you can add the charms after it's been made and delivered.
If you're planning a twenties-themed wedding, one wonderful way to get your guests into the mood is to include a list of common slang terms with the invitations. Or, you can simply direct guests to this 





